Adair outlasted Inola at home Friday 74-69.
Adair Head Coach Travis Cannady said Cody Eby and Greg Oxford hit 3-pointers at key points of the game, seven between them.
Adair, against a bigger team, was well prepared thanks to preparation from assistant coach Chell Looney.
“He did a great job strategizing against the advantage Inola’s big men posed,” Cannady said.
Brady Bradbury dropped 17 points on the Longhorns.
Oxford had 14, while Eby chipped in 11.
Jordan Fleming, who prides himself most on rebounds, pulled down 15.
“This was a big win for us because we don't beat them often, plus we are heading into the playoffs,” said Cannady.
Sports
February 9, 2013
Adair handles Longhorns at home
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